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+ Moebius (Double Evasion) 1990

Page one of two ⋅ It is difficult to relate the term Nazi to nature; the theory of evolution in particular contains many insights which are disproportionate in a racial ideology without creativity or mind. Richard Dawkins, an evolutionary biologist, writes that besides humans, only ant colonies breed soldiers and wage war. [1] As herbivores and carnivores, bonobos or chimpanzees occasionally tend to aggression and rampages due to their group behavior, however, these animals do not market uranium bullets with which to destroy each other. Gorillas also tend to show more peaceful social behavior in comparison to our worldly prisons, slavery, torture, genocide or racial discrimination. The territory plays a major role of course: nature can provide the necessary prerequisite resources for the territory of a species, and if are these available there is a balance of life.

Nothing is more precious to life than life. In the 16th century, a man named Giordano Bruno was indicted by the Inquisition for magic and heresy, and was burned at the stake; his final words are legend: “There is infinity in space”. In the meantime, enlight-ened mankind is very familiar with astrophysics, countless books fill in between shelves. In his last book Brief Answers to the Big Questions, the physicist Stephen Hawking describes his theory of our future. The book examines some of the universe’s greatest mysteries, and promotes the view that science is very important in helping to solve problems. In it the reader encounters an exhausted and threatened earth. These genuine threats are very numerous and formidable, they include global warming, acidic oceans and ruined forests, the need to find space and resources for the massively growing earth population, and our reckless behavior in the extermination of other species. His main concerns revolve around the need to develop renewable energy sources and the likely spread of epidemics.

Hawking criticizes the global capitalist system, and many of his examples show how precious and unique the earth is: “We all cause global warming. We want cars, travel, a higher standard of living. The problem is simply that when people finally realize what they are doing, it’s most likely too late. We are on the threshold of a second nuclear age and a period of unprecedented climate change.” [2]

In terms of the limitless space of eternity in the universe, our territory becomes a prison, and this will be our undoing on this beautiful little planet. Not just the rent for an apartment in standardized square meters or our house in the country of its national spatial limits testify to this narrow-minded view, rather what we do to each other as humans in order to own this precious living space for selfish reasons.

– Easter Island moai statues under starry night sky –

There is a good documentary on arte.tv: Geschehen, neu gesehen. (“Events, viewed anew”, about denazification). [3] This is a story of failure, about the post-war period. The history report makes it particularly clear the extent to which the destruction was caused by the Nazi crimes. The documentary shows many problem areas, noteworthy is the unpleasant Braunbuch (Brown Book, War and Nazi Criminals in West Germany, 1965) by Albert Norden, in which the National Socialist perpetrators are denounced.

During my research I noticed that after the war against Nazi Germany, the Allies wanted to convert the whole country into an agrarian state with the Morgenthau Plan. The remaining National Socialists in the bureaucratic institutions must have offered fierce resistance. In the history of civilized mankind there has never been another nation who waged a more cruel war than the Germans. Estimates from September 1, 1939 to September 2, 1945 report between 70 and 85 million people killed as a result of the German policy of extermination during the Second World War, and six million people died as a result of the Nazi genocide in Poland alone.

– NS-Tötungsanstalt Grafeneck in Bavaria –

In the civil trials, only very few NSDAP supporters were brought to justice for this cold-blooded mass murder; a few heads were brought to justice and charged. Adolf Eichmann, as the bureaucratic head, organized the persecution, expulsion and deportation of an estimated six million Jewish people and was jointly responsible for their murder. The philosopher Hannah Arendt does not sketch a monster during his trial in Jerusalem; her reporting depicts an absolutely ordinary man, caught in a servile pose of totalitarian power. Without this power, such people would be completely characterless and inconspicuous. [4]

Homo sapiens don a theatrical uniform to clothe power with even more meaning. It actually works, the authority figure must be ‘accepted’ by submissive people; no imperative is attached to the hierarchy without consent to this form of domination. [5]

– Dürer ⋅ The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ⋅ 1498 –

The black military uniform became a diabolical trend among the Nazis. The arrogant fashion in a riding uniform from Hugo Boss with its numerous accessories: Zyklon B poison gas skull, the symbolism of the coveted swastika (the Hakenkreuz), copied runes with the occult narcissism of 9th century BC Greece [6] and the animal-hostile submissive riding whip. These symbols found their excessive consummation and adulation in the most brutal and hateful mass murder in human history. Even the collective Nazi salute was a plagiarism or coming back of the poisonous snake by the Romans.

In another imitation of Roman antiquity, the vision of the capital Germania was invoked, so that defeated or inferior rulers would be intimidated by megalomania and godlike gigantomania. Blue-eyed Aryans and Herrenmenschen wanted to breed the Nazis with police men, as can be seen in the approximately 2300 year old publication The Republic by Plato. His futuristic selection of guardians spills over into birthing machines of a cloned upper class. [7] The hordes of brownshirts found fulfilling alcoholism parties in the instructions of the philosopher Plato. Intoxicated by Friedrich Nietzsche and a mythological rune language, determined Übermenschen arose from the light of his dawn and interpreted The Republic as a bureaucratic guide to eugenics.

Wikipedia reveals valuable facts related to the original topic of “Volk ohne Raum” and their postures of power. From my point of view, this creates a reference to the territorial, aggressive and warlike behavior of humanity:

„At 1936, Reichsbauernführer Walther Darré outlined the plans for conquest in very concrete terms in front of regional employees of the state nutritional union: ‘The natural settlement area is the area east of our imperial border from the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. In this space we will settle and own the clod of an incompetent people.”

⋅ ⋅ Nazi concentration camps

The plan was to exterminate the intelligentsia in the conquered areas and enslave the remaining population. The justification for this goal was on religious, eugenics, justification for imperialism, racist grounds, social Darwinist and other forms of discrimination. The head of the DAF, Robert Ley, said on October 17, 1939:

„The healthy stag kicks the sick, and the healthy elephant tramples the sick. But we have received sick people out of pity for 2000 years, the inferior are nurtured and cared for, and in their favor the higher cannot be developed. From these thoughts, these ideas, comes our mission comes. That is why we ask for land.“ [8]

– 2001: A Space Odyssey ⋅ The Dawn of Man –

In an excerpt from the book Ordinary Men (the disturbing tale tells of how a group of men went from ordinary to brutal, hardened killers during the Holocaust) by Christopher Browning the same context can be seen: A series of special pamphlets: „All weak and inferior are destroyed” and “only the strong and powerful continue to propagate.” The fate of peoples who did not expand their numbers or preserve their racial purity could be seen in the examples of Sparta and Rome. [9]

„Bergen-Belsen was a Nazi concentration camp in what is today Lower Saxony in northern Germany, southwest of the town of Bergen near Celle. From 1941 to 1945, almost 20,000 Soviet prisoners of war and a further 50,000 inmates died there. Overcrowding, lack of food and poor sanitary conditions caused outbreaks of typhus, tuberculosis, typhoid fever and dysentery, leading to the deaths of more than 35,000 people in the first few months of 1945, shortly before and after the liberation.

– Bergen-Belsen concentration camp/Mass Grave 3 –

Initially this was an “exchange camp”, where Jewish hostages were held with the intention of exchanging them for German prisoners of war held overseas. The camp was later expanded to hold Jews from other concentration camps. The camp was liberated on April 15, 1945. The soldiers discovered approximately 60,000 prisoners inside, most of them half-starved and seriously ill, and another 13,000 corpses lying around the camp unburied. A memorial with an exhibition hall currently stands at the site.” [10]

To understand what drives our species to war, or even world war, it’s enough to read three or four good books. Sometimes it’s necessary to save these books before overhuman burn them. A combination of Hannah Arendt’s The Origin of Totalitarianism, Karl Marx’s Capital, Christopher Browning’s Ordinary Men, or Plato’s Republic, provide sufficient information about the territorial behavior of Homo sapiens. The story of the Rapa Nui on Easter Island competing for resources, population or authority is another answer in the book of ignorance. There is no need to tell our species anything else, unfortunately:

– In remembrance of Hiroshima ⋅ 1945 –

There are currently over 13,250 operational nuclear weapons on the planet. “The German people are therefore committed to inviolable and inalienable human rights as the basis of every human community, of peace and justice in the world.” Article 1 paragraph 2 Basic Law and eternity clause (Basic Law). Finally, a small excerpt from the book The Republic. The philosopher Plato (c. 428 B.C.) makes his doll Socrates dance [11] and specifies his attitude towards the restricted living space ⋅ ꅅང་ꅹབ

“Socrates: And the territory, I presume, that was then sufficient to feed the then population, from being adequate will become too small. Is that so or not?” “It is.” “Then we shall have to cut out a cantle of our neighbor’s land if we are to have enough for pasture and ploughing, and they in turn of ours if they too abandon themselves to the unlimited acquisition of wealth, disregarding the limit set by our necessary wants.” “We shall go to war as the next step, Glaucon—or what will happen?” “What you say,” he said. “And we are not yet to speak,” said I, “of any evil or good effect of war, but only to affirm that we have further discovered the origin of war, namely, from those things from which the greatest disasters, public and private, come to states when they come.” “Then, my friend, we must still further enlarge our city by no small increment, but by a whole army, that will march forth and fight it out with assailants in defence of all our wealth and the luxuries we have just described.” [12]

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